St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-15
KENTUCKY TATTERSALLS.
A Lot of Flyers Sold for Good Sums
Under the Hammer.


LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 14.-Easton's
Kentucky TattersallS was opened in this
city to-day under most favorable au-
spices. A large company of prominent
horsemen from Kentucky and else
where were present. SiXty-nine head
of horses sold for SAC, $50, an average of
1851. They comprised thoroughbred
stations, brood mares, yearlingS and
twO-year-olds, among which were the
imported stallion ROssingtOn, that sold
for $4,000, and ten imported brood
mares. Those selling over $500 were:
Mary Winifred, by Buckden, dam
Catina, to Nj. Young, Lexington,
$500; Glendalia, by Glenelg, dam
Mile J, to NJ. Young, 800; Pixy, by
Bramble, dam Liza Davis, to M. Young,
$500; Molly Hart, by Bonnie Scotland,
dam Benicia, to Ed Kelly, New York,
$500; Long Cloth, by LOngfellOw, dam
Brocade, to NJ. Young, 81 200; Zingard,
by Tom Bowling, dam La Gitama, to
Goodloe 81 Swigert, Lexington, KY,
$3.50; Imported Start Actress, by Slider
olit, dam Tinted Venus, to j.
3. Wilgus, Lexington, $3.50; I'm
peratrice, by Warminster, dam In
verary, J. B. Wilgus, Lexington, $3.50;
Type of Beauty by Typeheous, dam
Ethan Beauty, M. Young, $3.50;
Youghiogheny by Virgil, dam Belle
PritOn, M. L. Danahar, New York. 1926;
Barrister by Bramble, dam Miss Hard
ing, M. Walker, Lexington,S $500; Silver
thread by Luke Blackburn, dam Silver
Maid, l.. Broadhead, Woodf0rd county,
Kentucky, $3.50; bay colt by Virgil dam
Diana, Littlefield, New York, S1,100;
Sure Foot by King Alfonso, dam Quick
II I
Lupa by Virgil, dam Susie Linwood,
dam Acoustic, Charles Rally, VERSAILLES,
KY, 800; Amorette by Alarm, dam
Article, Goodloe & Swigert, 81 800; Dolly
Warden by Glenelg, dam Mamie Black,
to J. B. Wilgus, $1,000; Enquiries by En-
ouirer, dam Crosslands, NJ. Young,
$500; chestnut filly by Macaroni. dam
Enquiries. j. E. Mcdonald, New York,
$500; Flash of Lightning by Lightning,
dam Cicely JopsOn, J. B. Wilgus, $3.50;
chestnut filly by Macaroni, dam Flash
of Lightning, Roberts IL Stone, George
town, $3.50; ROssington, by DoncaSter,
dam Lily Agnes, f. B. Harper, Midway,
KY, $4,000. ROsSlngton is perhaps
the most highly bred horse that has ever
crossed the seas. He is half brother to
Ormonde, the greatest race horse ever
DItu Ill Ullt DIlllSu 1Illo uIOIlC
would recommend him. He is more
than half brother to Ormonde. Both
are from the same dam, Lily Agnes,
while Rossington's sire. DoncaSter, was
the sire of Bend Or, the sire of Ormon6e).
Ismalia, by Macaroni, dam Rifles,
James Surgett, NatcheZ. Miss, g, 100;
Flora Mcdonald, by Knight of the Gar
ter, dam Lady Mcdonald, L. Broad
head. Spring Station. KY, s1,250; Pla-
toon by Musket, dam Rifles, j. B. Will
gus, $500; Bread and Honey by Brown
Bread, dam Honey, James Surgett,
S1,525; Roselle by ROsicrucian, dam
May Queen, Clay & Woodford, Paris,
KY. S1,500; Margery by Sterling, dam
Playroughs, James Surgett, 1915;
Scrubbing Brush by SaunteTer,
dam Scrubbing Brush, J. B. VIII
gus, Slips; PretenSion by Pretender,
dam Belle Heather, James Surgett,
$500; Florry Jones by Tomahawk, dam
Mrs. Jones, E. d. Frazier, Richmond,
KY, $500; Coledie by Ten Brock, dam
Little Sis, r. Tucker, Louisville, $500:
Frederick by Ten Brock, dam Little
Sis, K. Tucker, $3.50; Braganza by Ber-
tram, dam Myopia. H. Gilmore. Yer
sailles, KY. 1928; Mary Ellis by LeLaps
dam Sally Howard, T. P. Holiday, Fin
castle, Va, $500; Three Cheers by Hur-
rah, dam Chance, Ii. Berry, New York,
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